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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
PATENTS GRANTED

To citizens of Ohio during the past
week, and reported expressly for the
JOURNAL by G. A. Snow & Co., Patent
Lawyers, opposite U. s. Patent Office
Washington, ID. O.:
J. n. Clouse, Toledo, Vehicle-@hccl.
J. Espy, Xenia, Gun cienner.
B Il. Fertick, Columbus, Gas regulator
w. Gcpford, Went Salem, Fentc.post
NJ. l.. Hull, Cleveland, Vnpor p cyc.
j. A. Jeffrey, Columbus, Drive chain.
b. L, Marin, Sycamore, Holtcg-trim>
ming.
]. Miller Canton, Sheaf carrier.
G. II. Patterson, Greenfield, Thrill coup
ling.
J. A. Sampsell, Eiyra, COrriage-boS.
w. S. Shipc, Minerva, Stove pipe.
T. w. Starr, Springfield, Wheel.
J. Tinms, Columbus. Car-axle box.
S. Toomey, Canal Dover, Vehicle shalt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
"sEyERAI OF the COUNCIL"


Ed. JoUREAL:-In order to Inform Mr..
Cranker tiiht We were in earnest and did
hot speak without knowing little some
thing OF what we were speaking about, we
desire 10 say, that the special mveing he
lays so much stress upon was not special
meeting at all. The regular meeting night
was May 1eth, and because Of the ab4ence
of Mr. Crnlser after repeated efforts 70
get iiib attendance there %hs not quorum
TO DO bIisiness, and the Council adjourned
until the 1ltlr, the meeting in question.
II Mr.. Cranker was sick on that evening
it certainly was not ar act Of courtesy on
his part when lie did not 30 inform his as-
sociates OF tile TACT when they requested
his presence. II does take SOME men
probably a long time 10 fnd ont that they
are sick. Mr.. Cranker met one member of
the Council after o'clock that evening
and said not word OF being sick. II Mr..
Cranker did not litter discourteous reply
we do not deci,e to prove to the contrary.
Bnt it resolves itself into question Of
veracity between him and the officer who
was sent aIler him. AEain,i II Mr.. Cranker
can prove that lie was present At more than
Two OF the five regular and special meet
ings held between the Spring election and
the night Of his expulsion, then we
will say that we have wronged him.
WIN SCHLECT,
john Z. LEYDoRF,
JOHN ANON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
fnE SALOON IN Politics.
An Important Address Delivered by
Ex-senator Rtl7iam Window.

New YoRK, July 6.-Ex-Senator Will
liam Windon delivered long address
here Monday on "The Saloon in Politics."
He said that, considered merely from the
plane Of political economy, there Ia no one
sulject now before tile American people at
all comparable in gravity and Importance
with this one. The speaker SAID: "The
liquor men claim TO have Sl,000,0 900, 600
invested in the buslness OF making and sells
Ing liquor in this country and they have
at least 800 600 direct employees. II Is es@
timated upon the best auainable author
ity that this tyrants revels cost annually
more than 500, ,000,000, that 100000 vic
Tins rendered worse than useless are stag
gering along in his triumphal procession
to dishonored graVes, And that his army Of
immediate retainers-the makers and ven.
ders OF liquid fire-number 100000 more.
Estimating Mat thit million of makers,
venders, and victims If engaged In some
Legitimate. .businees could have earned 81 80
per day, we have n loss in productive pow
er OF $3.50 900 900 per annum, which added
TO the S750,0O0,000 wasted for strong
drinks makes n total OF 1880, 900 900.
Add to this taxation, estimated at $780,
5000, Tor the support of jaiis, criminal
prosecutions, penitentiaries, aims houses,
pauperism and all the hhnumbered burdens
imposed upon the country by this lyrant,
and you have 81 1850, 100000 as the annual
cost OF hiS reign.N
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CINCINNATI, o.
punLIsnEb pAlIY ANp wEEKLY,

Is the best, cheapest, and most entertaining
hewsp aperiu the West, II Is Independent In
poli,cs, religion, and allshbjecCs Of discussion,
lind 'brlstles all over" With good points. II
boldly advocates the best interests OF the peo-
Bic, and fearlessly attacks wrong and corrupt
on wherever found. Amlng ITS many excel
cut features, 1t aims to give;
| uO The latest telegraphic news.
1 (2.) Sound aud sensible editorials on cur
kent topics,
(3.) Special articles BY the best writer's OF
literature on subjects Of absorbing
t4J Entertaining poetry, bc,ion and miscel-
anv.
/ (5,J Complete and correct market reports.
/ 10 A large amount 6f matter OF special In
crest to labor organizations aud those who are
n sympathy. with the "iabor movement"
~ An ably edited department devoted TO
yhe Knights OF ythias.
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r A r N !:.:s. E { e.: e.; ;
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LARGER cities generally within
The past few years. Their popularity
Is shown by their immense circula-
lions. The Cleveland "Press" is
among this class, 1t to-day is the
most popular paper in Cleveland,
and the majority of towns aud cit
les in Ohio. 1t now desires to
reach out among the farmers who
read metropolitan weekly, and to
do this it proposes to make in
duce ments that the farmers must
appreciate if they become subsrib-
1 Grs to "The Press"
FARMERS, remember that you
can take "The Press" and have
live, reliable local telegraphic mar
kcts daily.
"The Press" will say nothing
4 furt her about it's merits; it asks
every farmer who reads this notice
TO send his name to "The Press
cleveland, o., and "The Press will
be sent six days free to the address
given. "Thc Press will consider
it favor from every farmer who
sends his name, At the expiration
of six days "The Press" will be
discontinued, and if you care to sub
4 scribe call on the publisher of the
"Pcrrys burg Journal and he will
! furnish The Press" to you with
A the journal" for S2.75 for a year
or he will furnish "The Press
alone for about the price of metro
4 politan weekly. Subscriptions a
This low rate must be sent in before
June /, 1887.
The low offer will be made to far
mers only for the purpose of intro
drcing 'The Press" to them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
pRonlBIYIoN STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
MORRIS SHARP.
For Lieulpraut Governor. t'
WALTER T. MILLS.
For Auditor oi State.
THOMAS EVANS, JR.
For Treasurer ~ SlNtc,
RICHARD BROWN.
For Attorney General,
THOMAS u. CROW.
For Judge nf the Supreme Court,
JOHN +. MOORE,
For Judge Of The Supreme Court,
Ito fill vactucy.t
GIDEON +. STEWART.
For Member of Board of Public Works,
ABRAHAM TEACIlOUr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

The twenty seventh annual Convention
Of The National Teachers Association WAS
held in Chicago last week. OHIO was we'll
represented, dhd tile following paragraph
with several more ol the saline import,
serves to illustrate The occasion az seen
through The oplicals OF vision worn by a
Tribune reporter;
"Ten thousand sri!oolma'ams In holiday
apparel, With two or llitee tliOisaiid OF the
weaker sex interpreted for varieiy's sake,
make Il striking picture, That &ns The
sort Of picture that was TO he sect at the
exposition building last night. "Conie mp
into high gallery and III show you al
the schoolma 'ams of the nation and the
glory thereof" Aud the reporter was led
thtough a great multitude winch no man
could nuniber-nor two men, eiihel-and
away up Unto a high pinnacle near lht
roof, and he said Look down and least
thine eyes. to, these are they OF whotn
told yoli." An faith, IL was II goo d.,
sight to see for one Who had iio aunt OF
mother there. For why, the old lad.
would Of surety have been ctuslied to
| dcaih.h
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
Just stop and Think.

Don't you know that one OF the best ways
to save your hard.earned money, 10 TO buy
where you can get The best for the money
invested? Or course you know II. And
ne want to remind you that this rule ap-
pliei no where better than in the purchase
Of sewing machine! Take our word for II
(unlil you have better rroof) that, II
there is one machine that excels another
the New HIgh.Arm Davis, with it's ye'Ii'
cal feed, ereets them all
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
Scnson of Snnslrnkes.-Dr. M. ]

Season or Sunstrokes.-Dr. w. 3,
Dorsett, prominent physician of ST.
Louis, gives the following regarding
sunstrokeR "The one great rule for
persons who want to avoid stihstroke
and who are obliged to be out in the
sun is Get plenty of sleep. Diet is
important, but not so important as
sleeping. i've seen good many men
overcome by the heat VIII o actually had
not been exposed to the solar rays Mt
all, but had been trying to sleep in
close, ill-ventilated rooms OF third class
hotels or boarding honSes. The patients
we get during the summer after sun.
down, and even later in the evening,
have generally bean overcome by this
cause. Whskey is dangerous and beer
worse. If men who are much in the
sun drink and escape sunstroke it's
their good luck The sunsIroles gener
ally begin in st Louis about the middle
of June and continue for week or two
During July the cases are isolated, bu,
they begin again in August and contli-
ue for II short time"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
THE TANK FARM.

The Standard Oil Company own 40 acres
Of land one half mile south OF Cygnet,
which is known as the "Tank Farm" 1t
is probably the livlest 40 acres in Wood
county. The Company are building a
number of iron tanks to hold the crude oil.
Each tank will have capacity Of $4,000
barrels. Ten tanks are contracted for.
The Company will eventually build ,hir-
teen tanks, it being about The number that
they put on 40 acres. Scme people might
think that an unlucky number, bit busi-
ness men pay but little regard TO such
foolishness. There is large force Of
men working on the tanks, others are at
work laying pipe line to the Slawterback
farm; another gang is busy at the oil pump
that is to pump The oil from the wells to
the tanks. A ntimber of carpenters are
putting upa building at the pump station
and doing The wood work OH the tanks,
Etch tank will coat the Company about
Standard Oil Company own 1900 tanks
which are worth Sls,000,000. When the
cost of n large number of wooden tanks is
footed mp ii shows big sh.ti of money in
vested. The extreme hot weather is hard
on the tank builders. Several have given
out.
The Oil Company have n side track 10
the farm. While they are owners Of n
farm they are poor farmers, as they 60
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
Geiirshnrg battle Incident.

Col. Wm. Ayle,t, in responding on behalf
OF Old Virginia 10 Pennsylvania welcome
to Gen. Picketl's divisionlto Gettysburg ON
lhe occasion of the late reunion OF the
Bite and the trray on the 25th annivel-
sary, the 81 of July, when the same troops
met In deadly combat on that field, related
The following incident, which corresponds
well with the heroic act Of Birbarie Friet-
chie of the same state:
"Why, the bravest woman ! evet, ,saw WA
Pennsylvania girl, who defed Pcketi's
whole division while we marched through
little town called Qreei,caslle. She had
on U. $. flag M an apron, which she de
family waved mp and down ms dir colnmns
passed by her and dared us to take II from
her. Aud there was not one man OF MS
who dareL to do 80, Struck by her cou =
age aud loyalty, Pickett, with hat off, gave
her military samtc, my regiment present.
e,l arms and We cheered her with good
old fashioned rebel yell, which stime Of yon
buys have loub less heard. Odd Dless tile
true and brave little womia!i, anIi size WAS
ms lovely IN she WAS brave. Woud that
she WAS here to-day that might. in ndmi
tatlon of her rlnck and truth, grasp the
hand of That splendid and gIutiu,is type o
American wnmaiihood. She deserves II
place Ivy The side df those Carlhagenial
mallenS whb clil "H their tresses IN bow
strings 10 send their lovers arrows hissinl
To the Roman heart"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
aucLIen,.ArnIcn snIye.

The Best Salvc in the world for Cats. b ruises
soteo, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever sores'
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblains, Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure
Piles, or no pay required. II sguaIanteed
,o give petCect satisfaction or money refundsd.
Price 25 louts per box. Fot sale by Tay-
or l. Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
ANNouNcEMENrs.

To thS Republican votors 6r Wood county !;
I will DO candidate for the nominatich OF
County Treasurer at the Republican cOnreh.
tion to bo held at Bowling Green August .2sd,
1887. fnED YnAoBn.
f.
Ed. JoURslti-Pfeuse say TO the Jounsn.'u
readers that 1 will be candidate before the
Republican County Convention, August 2Sd,
for the nomination fur the office Of Clerk Of
Of the Cocrts Of Wood County, to which posi-.
tion was appo inted by the County Commits.
sioners last spring, aud thatt will - thank
fol TO all Republicans fur their support.
ALLAN W. RuDULpt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
ExcursIou to NIurora FoIIs-If VI

Excursion to Niagara Fnlls.-If you
wish to make an excursion TO Niagara
Falls and return for S4, put on your PIC
mic clulhes on Wednesday evening, August
81, and lie al the depot a, S:35 T. NJ and
get aboard of the Excursion train as il
comes through from Cincinnati. You cah
go on the same trip To Toronto and return
for $500. See bills for particulars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

m uaIuuuutobe made. Cutthieout and ro
hH1MHH us, and we will send yon
lUi n Y frse, ,someth Ing ofRrca tValue and
HkAWA Importance TO You, that y llStatl
you in busin eBs which wtllbring
you In more money right away
thananything @ Ire | n thiBworld. Any once an
do the work and live at home. either sex al
ages. omethlngnew ,thatiuBtc oins moneyfol
all workers.. Wowill start YOU; capital MOI
needed. rhisls' ne ofG ho gennine, imporiap'
chances ofa ifeume. Those who are amol,
thousand ntcrprlsIngwill n not delay. Grand
optntfree Address TRUE Co., Augusta
Maine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

Whom Baby was sick, we gave her caitoria,
When sho was a Child, sho cfiod for Castoria,
When she became Miss, sho clune to Caatoria
When she had Children, she gavo thsm Gastor'N
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
Perrysburg, O., July 81, 1887

Perrysburg, o., July 81, 1887.
II has been reported that | wns not
present at council meeting of May 10, 'S7.
In answer will say was. There being no
quorum the council! adjourned until May
1lth, the following evening.
c. FINKBEISER
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

Invariably In advance as follows:
b ally. ..,.... SO 90 per Annum.
do ................. ......2 rs cts per Month.
Nv eekly 49,. ........ 81 oc per Anuum.
We want i've and energetic boys aud young
lnsn In every town, city and village, to act as
bur agents aud carriers. -
Il We also want an agent for the Weekly In
bvery school district. Send for our liberal
Germs. Address
THE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.,
10 West Sixth Street,
CINCINNATI, u.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

Wanted,-A nice place of 80 or 40
acres Of Land, with good buildings within
three miles OF town; also a acre lot
with house on it. Must he cheap and will
pay cash for them. VIM. SCHLECT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22
w. c. r. b.

+ Ills Column is Edited ander hc Direction
of Mc w. G. T. Union, Of Perrysbta'ql
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

For Snle.-A light single buggy, near
ly ms good as new, will be SOLD cheap. In
puire at this Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

Another Sudden Deaih-Henry NAH
Ter, aged about 90 years, was engaged
in the harvest field for MIR. John Loesh
on the Wilson farm. About 0 A. NJ. on
Saturday he complained to some of the
hands that he did not feel well, but
when lunch came at 0 o'clock Mr.. NAH
Ter ate with his usual relish and drank a
glass of cider. Soon after he took his
pipe and coat and started across the
fields for home As he was not there IN
the evening search was made for him.
but without success. 1t was thought he
m light have come to town and next
mornining Mr.. Loesh visited all the places
in town where he would be likely 10 find
him, but getting no tidings returned home
when search was sgain instituted in The
fields. About A p. NJ. the dead body wal
found al the roots of tree not lar iron
the road, taking his boots and coat OIL and
apparently having died without struggle
The remains were put INTO coffin ant
brought TO Mr.. Crooks undertaking estab
lislm but decomposition lind set IN 4
such an extent that il WAS found necessaf.
TO bury him at IL o'clock that night.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

Music IIAll.-Music Hall wa well
filled on botl, Wednesday and last eve-
ming, considering the temperature of
the weather. Two of the ladies assigned
to numbers on the Program were sud
denly taken sick on Wednesday and
could not take part, but there is such
an abundance of musical talent in the
burg that auxiliaries can be thrown in
on moments notice and a program of
equal length was rendered in good
style. When the Umbrella members ap-
peared in a character song one lady
was so fully convinced that it was the
apparition of the old man Mel, and that
these was two of him, that she wanted
protection from the Marshall.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-22

-PoBtmasier Huntington, of Delta, was
one OF the numerous victims oi Fourth OF
July celebration. They had sham battle
there on the 4lh. and In the discharge oi
irearmf he was seen 10 fall on the street,
having been pierced through the chest with
bullet and died In few minutes. 1t caused
much eIciletient in that village as such an
event naturally would, and the matter has
been undergoing rigid investigation
Public opinion seems 10 be settling down
that il was the result of an accident aud
not premedialed murder, The people o
Delta have united in recommendation
that the widow shall be appointed 10 sue
ceed her husband, as poslmiStress.
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GOunfQ COCT8sDO1dgR
DORROII
HOE PRIMO H.,

II is said that Gcncrol WaSn!ne,eu
was ncYc" guilty oE but one joke. This
happened while he was IN Congress. a
mcmbcr oGcrcd II re 3Olnt'0n . tho cncct
that tho standing army Or tho United
atcs should at no time consist OF moro
than two thousand mCn. Washington
Immediately aroscaud Tc:cl an 2ncAd-
mont: That hereafter no .otcign nation
shall cvcr invade the shores octhc Unit
ed Sta os with an army OF moro than
two Thousand mon.
The Lisbon farmers Clab GivcS some
excellent advice TO the farmers, and ii is
seconded from al parts Of tho house.
But | wonld like to oTcr an '~Gmendmont
which is, that some ono aGroc to furnish
to the farmers ono years rations free Of
charge, so that ihcy may DO ablo to act
upon this excellent advice. In fact I
reckon tho farmers as a class, arc blessed
with nor gratuitous advice than any
othor people in tho world, and poor
things lhoy arc thankful 70" it, and
would like to follow some OF it, if some
body would only help them to begin.
Eut how can they DO it without help?
Poor MI. C~lod-Iioppcr, no has to give Il
lion for one hundred and fly dollars
tho first OF January for broad and meat
TO iced his family OF from that timOun-
til tho crop is made ana gathered. This
lien has to he paid off in October, and il
will take four halos of cotton TO pay it,
ant $ Mr.. C~lod-Iioppcr is working on
rented lands for half, is will tako lust
eight bales TO pay 1T. Now allow two
bales for guano and O will havo this
poor fellow strained up to the necessity
Of making ten balos of cotton, or OF com
ing ri behind. Now lot this poor fol-
low undertake. TO profit by your well
meant advice and then plant something
c.so and depend on it to mako up for tho
missing fivo bales of cotton, and I Will
risk ten to II that ovory ono that trios
IL will como out worse han no over did
before, and he will never Try it, again e..
Suppose he makes sumo corn, tho
merchant will tako IL in ut 10 cents per
bushel and soil IL back to him noxt
Spring at $l.25. Tho samci is truoofauy-
thing that hO can mako. Ii will thus
talto 400 bushels of corn to mako up the
5 bales ofcotton. Whore IL tho farm or
farmer that can mako it2 Now ask tho
County Clerk how many farmers there
arc in Laurcns County who arc I'm lust
this condition? And thon ask yourself
if it Amt needless, nay cruel to give
such advice to such men.
Thorc is another kind of advice, and
abuse that havo seen and heard agood
doal of. Our farmers have boon cal led
lazy, thriftlcss and ~oXtravagant, and IL
may al DO truo, but You tal.o n model
farmer and n model man In every other
| respect AID doom him 10 Struggle hc d
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CLINTON.
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~ i recent 'Hco"nS o. tho Clinton
'''' '''' INC '"'io" NJ officers
H'''" ~. 81" cu'ront
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CEDAR Grove.
j UDEX,

About two weeks ago the patrons
oc the school at Cedar Grove met
to repair the school house, but after
considering the matter they camo
to the conclusion that il would be
economy to build q new house. With
this conclusion and with Mr.. Is. ID.
Bcason acting ~ superintendent of
the work. they began the building
last week with II VIM, and in Il few
days meat frame house was com
,iatcd and furnished with II nice
stove. NOW the patrons boast Of a
comfortable house for their accom-
plishcd young teacher, Miss Nora
Arnold. The location is n milo
South OF the old one, which makes
itmorc convenient foI beth teacher
and patrons. These are two other
schools in this uppe" corner, taught
by young ladies of the highest ac-
cOmplishmcnts. These Schnnls arc
all hourishilig, Notwithstanding the
fact that measles is raging all
around them.
Farmers in this community have
been very busy sOw;n oats this
week. but the rain to-day [Satur-
day] VIII stop the sowing for
nwilc. Very few oats were sown
last fall, and what Were, are mostly
Killed by tlc cold winter. | heard
u farmer say tho other day that
he would need his oats Us soon rs he
gets thcmsown, and that expresses
the condition .oi nearly ali of us,
but lot ushope for better crops this
t'mc.